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Teen Titans: Starfire | Comic Review

Finally, after four books, our team is fully together. Teen Titans: Starfire adds the titular character and Cyborg. It was nice to see the gang all together, so I can’t wait to see what happens in the finale.

Starfire is the character of the Teen Titans that I know the least about, so it was nice to get a full background for her even though I know it’s not her “normal” one. In this story, she’s not an alien but a normal human from California who starts to develop powers.

HIVE continues their attempt at recruiting superpowered teenagers, and this time Starfire and her sister Blackfire are targets. It’s a classic as old as time with one sister being good and one sister being bad.

I liked how Kami Garcia brought the all of our heroes together here. They do make you feel like time is not a stagnate thing in these stories. You can also see once again how the characters relate to the teen audience and go through similar issues.

As with all of the previous books, Gabriel Picolo does a fantastic job with his art in this book. All of the characters are expertly designed and have unique appearances

I’m excited for the finale now! I can’t wait to see how this resolves in Teen Titans: Together

Book: Teen Titans: Starfire

Punisher: DC Comics

Writer: Kami Garcia

Artist: Gabriel Picolo with Rob Haynes

Colorist: David Calderon

Letterer: Wes Abbott